[Intro]
C
[Verse]
C F C
A rose right in the middle of a million dandelions
Am F C
The sun gives you a spotlight from above
C F C
I wonder how we got here, how I’d love to hear the story
Am G C
How we made this place our own and called it love
C F C
The breeze blows through the branches, over ripples in the water
Am F C
As the pond reflects the boundless bright blue sky
C F C
The birds all sing along as we hum our little songs
Am G C
And I run away from telling you goodbye
C F C Am G C
(oooh)
[Pre-Chorus]
C F C
Meet me in the middle, at the place where it all started
Am F C
Where I held your head so tightly to my chest
C F C
How bittersweet and strange to be in love and brokenhearted
Am G C
I never did go back after you left
[Chorus]
F C G
A hundred fifty miles as the crow flies, then I’m with you
F C G
Yeah, I’m a little drunk, but is it okay if I kiss you?
Am C G
We promised not to say a word, but darling how I miss you
Dm G
More and more with every day that passes by
[Bridge]
F C G
Now I’m laughing, and I’m smiling, and I’m screaming, and I’m crying
F C G
It’s a double-sided sword that I cannot tell you I’m dying
Am C G
All that’s left for me to do is just keep singing, acting, dancing
Dm C G
No more earthly wants or wishes, without you I’m done romancing
Am G
Nevermore, now life’s a bore
[Pre-Chorus]
C F C
Meet me in the middle, at the place where it all started
Am F C
Where I held your head so tightly to my chest
C F C
How bittersweet and strange to be in love and brokenhearted
Am G C
I never did go back after you left
[Chorus]
F C G
A hundred fifty miles as the crow flies, then I’m with you
F C G
Yeah, I’m a little drunk, but is it okay if I kiss you?
Am C G
We promised not to say a word, but darling how I miss you
Dm G
More and more with every day that passes by
[Outro]
F C G
A hundred fifty miles as the crow flies, then I’m with you
F C G
Yeah, I’m a little drunk, but is it okay if I kiss you?
Am C G
We promised not to say a word, but darling how I miss you
Dm G
More and more with every day that passes by
C
Nevermore